Sunday, November 8, 2009

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Report Shows Rise in World's Endangered Languages

The latest atlas of the world's languages paints a dire picture of linguistic diversity. more >>

College Board Says, 'Arrivederci, AP Italian'

Italian-American group falls short of raising enough money to save the Advanced Placement course. more >>

Learn Russian

The former Cold War superpower is starting to flex its geopolitical muscles again. more >>

Job Universe: Speech Therapists

Most speech-language pathologist jobs require a master's degree. more >>

Best-Kept-Secret Career: Accent-Reduction Specialist

Also known as accent neutralization or accent modification specialists. more >>

Money Talk: Economic Lexicon

Definitios of common economic terms to help wade through talk surrounding the financial crisis. more >>

Latin Surges in Popularity

Great teachers are helping students take a new interest in the ancient language. more >>

Harvard Is Most Mentioned University

The university beats out Columbia and Michigan in how many times it's referenced in the global print and online media. more >>

European-Language Programs Face Cuts

Oregon State, Southern California, and Humboldt State universities blame budget woes. more >>

Berkeley Students Rally Against Asian Language Cuts

Hundreds of UC-Berkeley students rallied to spare the department of East Asian Languages and Cultures from cuts. more >>

Cuts in European-Language Studies

As more students study Arabic and Chinese, European-language departments are suffering cutbacks. more >>

Morocco's Berbers Reclaim Their Language and Their Indigenous Culture

The shift is part of a broader push toward pluralism and openness by King Mohammed VI. more >>

Learn Sign Language

Not to bad-mouth English, but there are certain times when words are bound to fail you. more >>

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